fight or flight responce/mcs/mci

[Guest guest]

this has been brought up a few times and I just wantewd to comment on

it. this is a first defence responce for humans ro reconize harmful

smells, and I think humans narurally stop inhaleing when they first

detect something. I think we actually lose this first line of defence.

and it has nithing to do with our hypersensitive reaction to chemical

and mold/myco exposures at lower doses. I understood it to be because

we have lost this first defence along with a distirted sence of smell

to some things, that we no longer have the first reaction that humans

take for granted. I understood it to be because we have lost this

ability, and because of the neuron tranmitter disfunction, that out

hyper-reaction is a result of what you might call neuron buildup and

the lack of transmitter function than causes the hyper-reaction.

does that make sence? what I'm trying to say is that our ability to

detect some smells that others dont is not because we have a

hightened fight or flight responce but that the neurons detecting

these smells are not tranmitting and it causes a buildup and that

leads to us reconizeing these smells that others dont. ol, not to

easy to explain

but I thought I'd give it a shot. we are probably talking in a matter

of milliseconds in which these neurons buildup so it would be hard to

realize that we are haceing a delayed responce and that could be

mistaken as a gifgtened flight or fight responce but ot's not because

we have lost that first defence machanism.